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Since 2018, Independent Voting has conducted a number of surveys so independents can share their thoughts. Take a look at some of the results of these surveys.
If you’re one of the 51% of Americans who consider themselves independent, you’ve come to the right place. We are a national strategy, communications and organizing center working to connect and empower the 51%. We work to gain the respect, recognition and reforms that independents deserve.
Frustrated but Engaged: Gen Z Attitudes on Voting, Parties and Issues in 2024
Read "Frustrated but Engaged: Gen Z Attitudes on Voting, Parties and Issues in 2024," a report released by ASU's Center for Independent and Sustainable Democracy
Why is it so hard to know how many independent voters there are?
Dr. Thom Reilly, co-director with Jackie Salit of the Center for an Independent and Sustainable Democracy at ASU, argues that there's a need to study independent voters through a new lens.
Studying the Independent Voter: Jackie Salit & Andrew Yang
Andrew Yang speaks with Jackie Salit on his Forward Party Podcast. An extensive interview on the history of independent politics and the current state of affairs for independents and the country
Jacqueline Salit, President of Independent Voting, wrote this column that appeared in The Fulcrum, on Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s decision to suspend his presidential campaign. In the piece she said: "This is a disunited force that has acquired a long list of failures — failures that can become the building blocks of innovation and transformation if we play our cards well. This pattern will likely continue for some time, until the moment when critical mass and critical thinking combine to move past failure to something better." ... See MoreSee Less